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A boat with a grand view

While the Montana Governors Cup Walleye Tournament was

in full swing on Saturday, these fishermen took a different

ATTN: Farmers

Valley County Extension invites

area farmers to attend the Wheat
Research Plot Tour on Friday, July
18th, beginning at the Valley County
Courthouse.
Breakfast is sponsored by Farm
Bureau will be at 9:45 followed by a
presentation by Dan Picard of the

approach, targeting different species. Taking bowfishing to

the extreme, this boat is rigged to the hilt, lights and all.

the Northern Ag Research Center

on the orange wheat blossom midge
monitoring program. This insect has
been confirmed to be present in Valley
County. Orange Wheat Blossom midge
is a potentially devastating insect that
can cause yield reductions up to 90%
under the right conditions. Favorable
conditions are wet springs with a rain
event just prior to harvest.

Dr. Joyce Eckhoff will be presenting
the research being done in the wheat
plot, located at Bill Lauckners which
contains both durum and spring wheat
varieties.
Lunch will be provided by
Wells Fargo Bank at Will and Peggy
Lauckners home. Door prizes will be
awarded and private applicator points
have been applied for.

Clarence and Charlotte Fuhrman

Memorial Scholarships announced

JULY 11 - 17

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Hunt Roster Registration

Is Open Until July 15th

Hunters interested in participating this year in gamedamage hunts on private land, possible management seasons,
or potential management removals of elk to reduce the risk
of brucellosis transmission between elk and livestock can
register online with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks through
July 15.
Additionally, should opportunities emerge to offer
antlerless deer B licenses for use during the archery and
general seasons, those too would be awarded through the
Hunt Roster.

Prospective hunters must register for the Hunt Roster
online by July 15 at fwp.mt.gov. Click Hunt Roster.
Internet-based registration can be completed on personal
computers, at most public libraries, and at any FWP office.
To register, hunters will need their ALS number.
A final roster for use in game damage hunts, management
seasons and management removals, randomly generated
from all the online registrations, will be posted by Aug. 1 on
the FWP website.

Damage hunts and management seasons, if they occur,
could take place anytime from Aug. 15 through Feb. 15,
2015. Management removals for brucellosis risk mitigation
could take place after Feb.15, 2015.

Any deer B licenses allocated through the hunt roster
follow on a second randomization of names and would
not influence a hunters eligibility for game damage,
management seasons and management removals. Successful
hunters drawn for these B licenses would be directly notified
by FWP.

The 2014 Clarence and Charlotte Fuhrman

Memorial Scholarships have been awarded to Alaina
Cole and Brady Johnson. Each student will received
$1,500 for this years study, announced Ken Oster,
chairman of the Valley County Community Foundation,
which administers the scholarship.
The Fuhrmans, who farmed near Opheim,
established the scholarship to benefit graduates of
all Valley County high schools. This years recipients
exemplify the attributes the Fuhrmans set for recipients,
Oster said.

Cole is studying nursing at Montana State
University (MSU). She ranked among the top in her
Glasgow High School graduating class and was active in
sports and school clubs, serving as president of the Key
Club. At the university she remains active in intramural
sports and an an honor society.
A Hinsdale High School graduate, Johnson is a
junior at MSU studying animal science. As in high
school, his participation in ag-related organizations
continues now. His goal is to return to his familys
ranch following a span of time working elsewhere in an
agriculture related field.
The Fuhrman Memorial Scholarships are given
annually and applications for 2015 will be available next
spring. Notice of the due date is given through the VCCF
website, www.valleycountycf.net, local media and high
school guidance counselors. Among the requirements
for the scholarship are completion of at least one year of
study beyond the high school level and a 2.8 scholastic
average.

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TUESDAY

Ham

Call for reservation by 10 AM

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TUESDAY
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Specials:

I love deadlines. I like

the whooshing sound
they make as they fly
by.
~ Douglas Adams

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Turkey Sub
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Weekends
arent long
enough...

Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 52. East wind 7 to

10 mph.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 80. East southeast wind
10 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 56. East
southeast wind around 10 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 85. East southeast
wind 6 to 8 mph becoming south southwest in the afternoon.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 58.
Southeast wind around 6 mph.
Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after noon. Sunny, with a high near 90. Light
south wind.
Thursday Night: A slight chance of showers and
thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 62.
Friday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly
sunny, with a high near 85.
Saturday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly
sunny, with a high near 81.
Sunday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 85.

Help Wanted: The Hangar is looking for Cooks & Waitresses. Call
Jerry at the Hangar 228-8280.
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Help Wanted: Cottonwood is in need of a full time Cook, 6am-2pm.
Pick up an application at cottonwood front desk.
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with some benefits after 3 mo. probationary period. Employee will work
some 5am shifts & some 9am shifts including some weekends & holidays.
Some of the duties will include running cash register, filling propane,
stocking inventory, making sure the store is kept clean & daily paperwork.
Anyone interested can pick up an application at station.
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510 5th Ave. S., Glasgow. Call 406-671-0831.
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tread, $70; 1 brand new tire & wheel, 4.80 x 12, $70; 2 new props, 13.75 x
15, 13.25 x 17, fits Johnson or Evinrude, $125 each; 2 trailer hitches w/2
inch balls, $20 each. Call 746-3366.
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FOR SALE: 2003 Gold Wing 1800, Candy Apple Red, excellent
condition. 41,293 miles. Call Bob 228-2365 or 406-480-9433 for
information.
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shape. Call 390-3769.

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SOROPTIMIST THRIFT SHOP $10 Bag sale: Thursday, July 10th

through Tuesday, July 15th. Some exclusions. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10am4pm, Sat. 10am-2pm. 229 4TH ST. SOUTH, GLASGOW. PLEASE, NO
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Joyces Day care has full time Openings. Call Joyce 263-5692 or
Tiffany 406-665-6294 for interview.

Northwest Farm Credit Services is seeking

an Insurance Specialist for their Glasgow, MT office
This position will assist in providing high quality, profitable and constructive insurance
products and related services to customers. Responsibilities in this position include
gathering customer/applicant information and other supporting data in person, by
phone or in writing in order to complete required applications, documents or reports,
comply with appropriate regulations and procedures in completion of applicants, forms,
documents and reports. Perform clerical duties such as typing correspondence and
documents, establishing and maintaining files, verbally answering the phone and taking
messages. This position maintains industry knowledge through ongoing crop insurance
educational training and represents and communicates the values, purpose and mission
of Northwest FCS to employees, customers, the public and other target audiences.
Successful candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Agricultural
background/knowledge preferred. Minimum of two years related work experience.
Additional training in insurance services, general office skills and customer services
preferred. Computer/technical ability with a working knowledge of word processing,
spreadsheet and internet software required.

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Reds at home
tomorrow,
Wednesday
& Saturday

The Glasgow Reds

suffered just their sixth loss
of the season at the Glendive
Tourney this past Friday,
losing to Bozeman 6-5.

But theyd bounce back
to win on Saturday over
Dickinson 2-1 and then
hammered Watford City
14-4 on Sunday.

Glasgow will be hosting
the Billings Cardinals this
Tuesday and the Laurel
Dodgers on Wednesday.
Both double headers will get
underway at 5:30 p.m. The
Reds are now 42-6 overall
and this is the final week of
the regular season.

A double bill in Sidney
on Thursday and then Dylan Guttenberg dives safely back to first base in a game played on June 23rd against the
hosting the Patriots on Billings Blue Jays. Be sure to come out and cheer the Reds on this week.
Saturday round out the
home from Havre with the Guttenberg had grand slams
regular season all the in Sidney July 24-27.
games this week are big ones In other Glasgow state title, beating Glendive in the top of the 7th; it wass
as it could decide the seeding baseball news, our Cal 19-11 in extra innings. Dylans second grand slam
for the District Tournament Ripken 12U team came Dylan Nieskens and Chase of the day.

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27th Annual Montana Governors Cup Walleye Tournaments Top 60

D&G
SPORTS & WESTERN

Quality at a Fair Price

Mon-Dak
Marine
Glasgow/Fort Peck Chapter

Day 1, Day 2, Total, Final Place Pay, does not include Day Money
1 Jesse Reuter, Sidney, Monica Reuter, Sidney
30.55 13.5 44.05
2 Kyle Vine Vida, Colby Tocnetti, Bismark
15.74 26.3 42.04
3 Marvin Johnson, Fort Peck, Donald Johnson, Great Falls
11.06 26.11 37.17
4 David Corns, Pine Haven, WY, Joe Baird Gillette, WY
17.9 16 33.9
5 Chris Kwasney, Cirlce, Jessica Kwasney, Circle
11.9 20.8 32.7
6 Scott Sundheim, Fairview, Cindy Sundheim Fairview
24.08 8.26 32.34
7 Ken Schmidt, Glasgow, Mark Jones Billings
12.64 19.64 32.28
8 Dan Barton, Gillette, WY, Cole Barton Gillette, WY
17.48 14.58 32.06
9 Trevor Verhasselt, Sidney. Jeff Nagle Sidney
22.04 9.96 32.00
10 Mitch Hall, Glasgow, Charlie Long, Glasgow
15.28 16.04 31.32
11 Kenny Kepp, Hardin, Shane Morse, Hardin
23.44 7.36 30.8
12 JR Rasmusan, Glasgow, Norm Sillerud, Glasgow
17.18 12.36 29.54
13 Darrell Bocek, Dayton, WY, Paul Verley, Sheridan, WY
13.48 15.82 29.3
14 Mike Williams, Great Falls, Dell Wohlers, Neloa, IA
11.66 16.98 28.64
15 Travis Berreth, Glendive, Ron Berreth Glendive
13.06 15.08 28.14
16 Bryce Loudon, Cirlce, Trevor Kleppelid Circle
8.55 18.27 26.82
17 Dan Majeske, Billings, Douglas Sipe, Billings
17.32 9.12 26.44
18 Clint Thomas Jordan, Layne Thomas, Jordan
17.2 8.92 26.12
19 Doug Komrosky Havre, Ole Komrosky Malta
4.89 20.94 25.83
20 Danny Nygard Cut Bank, Robert Nygard, Fort Peck
9.3
16.4 25.7
21 Mitch Griebel Glasgow, Ron Sandford, Bismark
7.96 17.04 25.0
22 Kevin Sanford, Bismark, ND, Chase Wisness Keene, ND 15.56 9.1 24.66
23 Kevin Anthony, Billings, Dan Anthony, Billings
13.12 11.42 24.54
24 Shawn Melland Belgrade, Brad Sanford, Minot, ND
10.42 14.1 24.52
25 Joe Kavon, Plentywood, Alvin Hollatz, Plentywood
11.0
12.92 23.92
26 Todd Koessl Billings, Jon Koessl, Bozeman
14.86 9.06 23.92
27 Tony Albright, Belle Fouche, SD, Dalyn McCann, Buffaloe 9.5
14.38 23.88
28 Brent Smith, Williston, ND, Jacob Morris, Williston, ND
12.06 11.74 23.8
29 John Britzman, Fort Peck, Ricci Olson, Glasgow
12.56 11.06 23.62
30 Ron McNary, Williston, ND, Karl Merk
12.2 11.4 23.6
31 Tom Champman Gillette, WY, Ed Hoffman, Gillette, WY
10.92 12.22 23.14
32 Audie Simpson, Saco, Paul Dull, Hinsdale
6.74 16.26 23.0
33 Daniel Klinger, Billings, Jeff Bidleman, Billings
9.54 13.14 22.68
34 Kelvin Morehouse, Glasgow, Adam Morehouse, Glasgow 14.04 8.58 22.62
35 Matt Poole, Glasgow, Luke Morehouse, Glasgow
12.24 9.72 21.96
36 Landon Holte, Fort Peck, Casey Holte, Mandan, ND
13.72 8.14 21.86
37 Kevin Miller Glasgow, Dave Burg Williston, ND,
18.7 3.15 21.85
38 Bill Hinrichs, Fort Peck, Rex Sikval, Circle
14.48 7.18 21.66
39 Gene Pronto, Wolf Point, Johnny Schlosser, Conrad
18.06 3.53 21.59
40 Todd Dooley, Sidney, Randy Hurst, Fairview
7.58 14.0 21.58
41 MikeGibbs, Glendive, Aspen Gibbs, Glendive
14.04 7.44 21.48
42 Jonathon Hippe, Trenton, ND, Steve Hippe, Froid
10.94 10.28 21.22
43 Kelly Brunelle, Williston, ND, Rick Green, Billings
15.44 5.69 21.13
44 Ted Toavs, Wolf Point,Taylor Toavs, Wolf Point
18.49 2.56 21.05
45 Levi Sugg, Glasgow, Seth Morehouse, Glasgow
10.42 10.29 20.71
45 Brandon Babb, Wolf Point, Josh Rios, Wolf Point
4.93 15.78 20.71
47 Dayton Wick Sidney, Douglas Wick, Sidney
14.0
6.5 20.5
48 Scott Woodward, Glendive, Shawn Walker, Glendive
8.66 11.55 20.21
49 Cole Wirth, Sidney, Dicki Wing, Sidney
8.96 11.02 19.98
50 Joe Bailey Belgrade, Aaron Romero, Billings
1.72 18.02 19.74
51 Bob Meiers, Glasgow, Jill Meiers, Glasgow
10.62 8.74 19.36
52 Jarrett Braaten, Glasgow, Cody Dix, Glasgow
11.76 7.13 18.89
53 Todd Young Glasgow, Trent Young, Columbia Falls
8.16 10.4 18.56
54 Justin Bechtold, Willard, Jason Bechtold, Willard
5.0
13.56 18.56
55 Daryl Belik, Tioga, ND, James Sandbeck Grand Forks, MN 15.82 2.68 18.5
56 Larry Durand, Minot, ND, Rick Pokyrwinski, Watford City, ND 9.12 9.36 18.48
57 Ray Glasoe, Glasgow, Rod Glasoe, Glasgow
9.22 8.94 18.16
58 Dustin Mortenson, Williston, Jason Eggebrecht, Fort Peck 13.22 4.93 18.15
59 Ron Olson, Plentywood, Tim Marsh Plentywood
12.74 5.3 18.04
60 Clinton Volbrecht, Richey, Tim Bullen, Richey
6.34 11.62 17.96

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